Upcoming Offer 10/27: Costco Members: LG C1 Series 4K UHD OLED TV (48-83" TVs)

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This was same price at BestBuy, Target since last 2 weeks for C1 only difference is return period which is almost same for most of vendors extended return period. I bought C1 65 from Target that they included allstate 3 year for me plus 10% electronics discount plus 10% storewide discount so C1 65 for close to $1571 including taxes with allstate 3 year warranty.

I already have C9 55 and I can see big improvement in C1.

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stoopidphukr

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I bought the 48inch from costco almost 2 months ago. How are they with price adjustments?

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scandaljoe

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I was looking at the 48" to use for a PC monitor but apparently early 2022 they will be releasing a 42" inch version which will make more sense for that use. Despite that, thank you for the heads up on this deal.

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HE1

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I believe now it's time for me to join Costco. I also get $20 credit to use towards any purchase when signing up through military. These prices are the best so far on the 48/55

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CoreyH8836

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Quote from mm60

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Ask and you shall receive. U9DG review :
https://youtu.be/04Yyy41tAjY

Please let rtings review this tv, this guy is killing me with his review. Its gets dark, but not as dark as an OLED (which everyone knew that lol) It gets a 1000+ nits for HDR which is not as bright as the U8 or U7 (which are primarily LED tvs lol) OLED doesn't get that bright. Oh, but its good for gaming lmao. I'm confused, two of the main things holding OLEDs in the ground are Burn in and Brightness, which this tv should surpass, I want to see the blooming test on this tv, that will show if the tech is worth the price. I want to see it up against Samsungs
QN90A and Sony's best LEDs, since they price them alongside LG OLEDs. Thanks for the link

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Sumt0n3

Oct 17, 2021 8:14 AM

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Quote from SlickMagic

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83" $5000 Vs 77" $3000

Really want to go all out for 83" but $5k still too expensive!

Any chance 83" will go any lower from Costco or other stores during next month Black Friday?

Maybe in 5 years

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George2020

Oct 17, 2021 8:44 AM

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Quote from tribalcode

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The 65 is same as the current price. Looks like it's not getting any cheaper.

If it keeps the same price, it is really cheaper considering hyperinflation and ALSO chip shortages. At the same price, this is essentially 10% cheaper than the previous gen model.

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zippyd

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If you're putting it in your car then technically it's supposed to be upright, not laid flat. The TV screen and backlighting can get damaged if it's laid flat, and is even more likely to get damaged if you lay it in the back of a small car that requires you to put the back seats down or for the box to lean sideways against a seat. This is because it's only supported by two edges. You'll notice in the stores that the TV's in their boxes aren't laid flat but are perfectly upright. The TV will almost definitely still work but it can develop bright spots and dim areas that wouldn't have been there otherwise. TV's aren't designed to be laid flat or leaned up against stuff. Read the box, it says this in less words.

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Quote from CoreyH8836

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I have a similar issue with the Honda coupe I have, I use Lowes truck rental for big purchases, they only charge 20 bucks for 90 minutes with unlimited miles. Check your local Lowes to see if they have that service and get a hand truck for those steps.

Hate to shill for Home Depot, but they also have short-term rental trucks. It seems like overkill for a TV, but if the TV wouldn't fit your vehicle, it might be your best option.

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Quote from zippyd

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If you're putting it in your car then technically it's supposed to be upright, not laid flat. The TV screen and backlighting can get damaged if it's laid flat, and is even more likely to get damaged if you lay it in the back of a small car that requires you to put the back seats down or for the box to lean sideways against a seat. This is because it's only supported by two edges. You'll notice in the stores that the TV's in their boxes aren't laid flat but are perfectly upright. The TV will almost definitely still work but it can develop bright spots and dim areas that wouldn't have been there otherwise. TV's aren't designed to be laid flat or leaned up against stuff. Read the box, it says this in less words.

Target -and other retailers- ship these TVs via FedEx ground. I received mine that way about 2 weeks ago along with others. I don't think they're as fragile as you're making them out to be.

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new33

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damn with all the shortages LG OLED and Costco coming in clutch how much longer till $999.99 lmao please G1 series 🤣👍

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Crack3rJackson

Oct 17, 2021 11:34 AM

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I use the 48 for gaming and as a triple monitor for working from home. Highly recommend!

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just was at the store and they had the 77in CX for $2949. what kind of crap is that … just waiting for that drop in price like crazy ..

Zimp114

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Quote from ZzBloopzZ

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Thanks! How is their shipping service? I wonder if they will help me bring it to 3rd floor apartment that does not have an elevator? Otherwise think the 55" will fit in a 2016 Camry?

I ordered the 77" OLED last year and the shipping service was excellent. Will note that I live in a one story home. They use a contract delivery service though so it could depend on the service they use in your area. I've received large items from Sam's through the same service.

They scheduled delivery once the product got to their warehouse and were prompt and notified me on day of delivery that they were on their way. Probably the best delivery experience I've had. Which isn't to say much as the average delivery service is about a 4/10 in my book. This was well into the acceptiblle range though and would definitely order again.

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LarryE9320

Oct 17, 2021 11:50 AM

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Quote from gaga333

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Does the allstate warranty covers burn in? Or is there any recommendation for an additional burn in warranty?

It does not cover burn in. I have two LG OLED tv's and in my experience the panel goes out before any burn in issues occur (warranty does cover that). I have not had any burn issues in the three years I have had both.

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